Talk:Eryx miliaris

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C.f. Charina bottae (rubber boa)

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This creature sounds remarkably like Charina bottae, on the North Pacific Coast of North America. The description and single photo are strikingly similar, and the two share distinct behaviours (i.e., unusual defence strategies, lack of aggression, live birth, relative scarcity to the point of entering legend) in common. As boreal boa species are rare, can anyone verify a phylogenetic relationship and add a line noting it?

It would also help if we had more photos. A whole-body one, for starters.

Laodah 00:00, 13 January 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Eryx miliaris

C.f. Charina bottae (rubber boa)